At the end of the day, the team continues to be a PR nightmare and steadily proves themselves to be quite unlikeable.
I don't know how you guys continue to stomach it.
-Stork
At the end of the day, the team continues to be a PR nightmare and steadily proves themselves to be quite unlikeable.
I don't know how you guys continue to stomach it.
-Stork
"Win some games, make the playoffs and show me you got some balls under the bright lights"
-tippa irie
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"You don't know how to drink. Your whole generation, you drink for the wrong reasons. My generation, we drink because it's good, because it feels better than unbuttoning your collar, because we deserve it. We drink because it's what men do."
Is Dickey planning any mountain climbing before he signs his big contract????
Maybe just wife climbing.
As a fan of a dysfunctional football team myself, you have my empathy.
Also, please know I'm not trying to cause a ruckus or make anyone feel badly for continuing to fight the good fight. I'm just amazed that some of you have the capacity to do so in the face of such absurd circumstances.
-Stork
"Win some games, make the playoffs and show me you got some balls under the bright lights"
-tippa irie
I have no problem with the Mets using their leverage but to trash the guy as a bad actor? Shameful behavior by mutt and Jeff. But we've become used to that.
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Whenever my patients feel sick I just tell them,
Cheer up, it could be worse. You could be a Mets fan!
Don't worry. He's got this.
I really don't understand the equivocating by some fans on this issue. The only context that matters is this: someone in our organization thinks they can win a PR war with the league's most likable human being.
Whatever "unhappy" means, and who said it, is completely irrelevant. It boils down to Dicky versus the Mets, and the Mets can't win that battle. It was the wrong response.
**** the Mets and **** the New York media. They ask him questions at a charity event and he answers them like the good soldier that he is and then the papers lambaste him. What a bunch of low rat excrement the Mets and the media are.
"Ain't got the call no more. Got a lot of sinful idears but they seem kinda sensible...."
You know If you look at this from a dispassionate point of view it's very indicative of Dickey's personality, I read his book(very well written, could have done without all the prayers though and I think he completely copped out on what lead to his having an affair)and it seems this is a person who likes to shoot himself in the foot, simply put he could have said "look today is about the kids and Christmas and giving back some joy to those who lost so much..." or something along those lines, instead he used it as a forum to try and gain leverage/attention, For a man who carries himself so humbly this was definitely and distinctly hubris rearing its head(that also seemed to be a factor in his past as well)
I don't agree with how he is being treated by the team but perhaps not all of the blame rests with Sandy and The Wilpons...I'm going to keep an open mind as this plays out but I'm beginning to lean toward this season being his Met "farewell" tour
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